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saturday altcrn""h amt gave Mr., b. iuil'- work
an enormous push After their Labor Wu~ done am
excellent supper was served, followed 10y q ~rrlai
time which WAS enj"vcd by ALL. Thee ~a~ Il
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interest tu all farmers in TIN section ui tu nut,
and 1t i hopr,l there vii. u, Il l;tr-, attendance.
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lug large zee hou,e AMI cooler opposite the huilI
ings of Charles T.. Brown and hal Nul.klucn tr,,
pairing the foundation ...Mr, Freeman NbrlI.r
ami fanny have lately m"Nrd int" town. audi ~ i!I
soon occupy Inc h"u7r dcr"r7 TN" stream AH"Wi 9s
the Elisha Merriam ho"He..... lc"i- Nimum
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from California iisi SATURDAY., Thrnm, fn .,1,i-,.
bv r;iI-takiu Il part Of day in Hiram, .elf SD, rs
to arrive IN boston In the ., tu,-V;i4 ,nf, Iul,
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fast is visiting Mrs. CLAIR, Iittlrti,hI Mi--t,r
RE f. Grant who il doing tlrc>slnakII;,t Tenant
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Five woke of oxen and i've span Of horses v,r,. NJ
the moving bee of Nelson W SIHtl,- last F,i,fp,
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The WATER WORKS. Operations at Little Xiv
er are progressing rapidly and if the weather con
tinues favorable 1t is expected to complete the
works there in two weeks. The derrick used at
the dam is now ON the Northport side. The dam
will he finished with coping of cut granite.
Across the mouth of Cold Stream brook, three
quarters of mile above, dam fifty feet long has
been built of two rows of planking, with clay
filed in between and banked on each side. AS
the water from the main reservoir will back up
against this dam there will be no great pressure
on it. The pipe has been laid from this upper
dam to the pumping station and when the city is
piped the water can be let on. This will be the
source of supply at first, and for some time, and
the water is said to be excellent. :. Some have
doubted as to Little River furnishing sufficient
WATER but tests made last year at Dog Island dur
Ing u long drouth proved that there even then
u surplus. With the dam closed at Little River
few days ago the water foot an hour. There
can no longer be question as to the abundance of
water. The cost of the works at Little River is
estimated at $4,000 and of the whole works at
100000. Pipe laying on Northport avenue has
gone beyond the mile tree. large crew is at
work on High street and the steam drill is still
employed in the ledge in lower Main street. This
Is the worst place yet encountered as the eXcava-
ton is entirely through rock The gang of Ita
ians on High street are more favored than their
fellows, and arc unanimous in pronouncing it the
best street in the city. In consequence of the
ledge encountered this has been u week
from Mr.. Houston's to the corner of Pearl street,
and every day some lady along the route has Civ
en- them dinner. 1t has been a common thing to
sec twenty five or thirty being fed in one door
yard. The Italians say tits the best town in
which they struck pick. In Bath the tariff
for one family, one faucet is $40; here the charge
IL to be So, or 40 per cent less than in Bath ..Co
=. A. Ellers, who has charge of the Italians on
High street says the Belfast people are the most
hospitablc of any people he ever saw. He says
they live in q cold climate, but their hearts are
warm. lie never before saw such people. lie
wishes to thank the people High street for their
Kindness to his gang.
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state vs.. Abner q. Gilmore. This action like
the other Was on an indictment for a single sale
Second offence The indictment alleged that Il sale
OF one-llaf pint of rum was made Oh Oct. 10 to
Stephen Lane, of Frankfort. Mr. Lane testified
that he bought the liquor in question for which he
paid thirty cents. The liquor was given to State
Constable John \. Partridge. That Gilmore drove
to his (witnessD house the following Sunday to fix
up the matter. Mr.. Gilmore took the stand in his
own defence. He admitted he saw Lane on the
day menti"ned but did not sell him apy liouor
On cross examination Gilmore admitted he pai
for I. 5. license May !, as retail liquor dealer
that he kept liquor at his place, and that in Au
gust last when his place was searched by officers
he spilled pitcher of liquor Verdict guilty
County Attorney Dunton for State Fogler fo,
| respondent.
State VS.. James Norwood, Of Bangor An action
on an indictment for keeping liquors for illegal
sale. This is the party in whose cottage on the
Campsround Constable Mitchell found seven gal
Ions of whiskey last summer The defence was
that in addition to Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood, one
Douse, jackson and others lived there and that
the liquor was not for SALE but for their own use
Mr. Norwood was drinking man and was nj
Northport advertising for the Maine State fair and
w..
the States witnesses said that Norwood told him
the liquor was for sale. Verdict guilty. He was
fined 800 and costs, amounting in all TO 4l22:47
and in default Of payment to be committed ia
Bangor Jail for three months. lie was committed
and on Wednesday Sheriff Walsworth went to
Bangor with him, but it was said he would nav
after he arrived there Co. Attorney Dupton for
State Hartman for dcft.
The following is the disposition of the rum cases
appeals for drunkenness, etc.
State VS.. Abncr q. Gilmore, common seller
Principal and sureties, Fred l.. Carter and A. j, H.
Ingraham, dcfaultcd.
mol pressed.
:. State vs.. Thomas Haugh, keeping intoxicating
liquors for unlawful sale. Principal and sureties
defaulted.
State VS.. W. l. Cunningham, appellant, drunk
enness. MOL pressed.
s, State Us: Frank Nash, single sale. Demurrer
MED and case continued. Same as common seller
State VS.. Maitland Smith, common seller Plead
ed guilty and continued. Same on single sale.
state VS.. Llcweliyn Blake, appel, mol prosse.l
State vs. Charles OCOnneli, keeping drinking
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~
Prchisto ric Maine.
PERSONAL. W. II. Moody, of Liberty, deputy
in the A. o. U. w. attended the celebration of the
10Th anniversary Of the order in Augusta last week.
THE Governor has reappointed j. W. knowl-
ton of Liberty, Justice of the Peace and Quorum.
-. Hon. I. z. Libby, OF Burnham, was unable to
attend the meeting of the National Cattle Growers
Association in Kansas, to which he was appointed
a commissioner by Gov. Bodwel... The Bangor
Commercial says that Mr.. W. i. Snow, postal clerk
on the Belfast \ Durham X. =. o. line, has the
reputation of being the best looking clerk in the
service of eastern Maine Mr.. j. F. Larrabee, a
graduate of Colby and well known here as Il ball
player, has bought half interest in Wateryille
drug store and will carry on an insurance bust
ness in addition to his drug business. Capt.
BENZ w. Conant arrived home last week. C. ii.
Boothby, secretary of the Maine Mutual Associa-
| ton, was in Belfast last week looking up some
claims against the company. Hon. 5. l.. Milliken
returned Sunday from his lecture tour in PcnOb-
scot and Hancock counties, and had a very pleas
ant trip. DIR. j. A. Merrill and wife, of New
| buryport, Mass, who have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs Geo w Cottrcll the past three weeks, left for
their home on Tuesday. Mr.. Charles H. Hub
Providence, H. L., but at last accounts was improy-
ing, and his many friends here trust he may have n
speedy recovery. Capt and Mrs II. A. Starrett,
Mr.. Charles +. Swift, and quite number of others
from Belfast, took Mondays boat for Boston
| Rev. q. W. Field and Mrs. Field of Bangor are in
Belfast, the guests of Bohan p. Field Esq :. The
| Bangor Wing has mention of the death of Mrs +.
| A. Gilmore of this city, who frequently visited
| Bangor .....Mr. and Mrs. &. II. Sargent of this
city, are absent on short vacation Rev. Geo.
| f. Tufts arrived home Friday from Nova Scotia,
| where he spent n part of his vacation As he
preached on every Sunday during his four weeks
| vacation, took long walks nearly every day,
| and did not miss a meal, he does not think that
his usual vacation can be set down to ssill health
-...Mrs. c. Il. IIazeltine and daughter Mary, Miss
| Lena Pierce and James ii. Howes returned from
| Il visit to Boston Tuesday evening ...Mrs. F. A
Shaw, OF this city, is in Boston and Lynn, visiting
friends.
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~ 'IG ? n
HOME MARKETS.
The Wholesale prices Of all tho Various
Commodities. ~
!srELuurScxR oyr1cr,

aE0|l' IN1H1Li0ENCER O1rfcr, !
WHEELING Tuesday, August 4 !
Good prices continue to prevail In the grocery
department.. and business holds up remarkably
we'll Sugars aud cotrees are still firm and arc sell.
log well. Aa advance III iari Is the noticeable
itssute In this mornings quotations, The usual
number Of changes win DO found In the produce
department. The quotations given below arc
subject to fluctuations during tho weck;-
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a GOGElIlC SYNDICATE
To Introduce Into the East the Iron Ores d
michigan and Wisconsin. Il ral

To Introduce Into the East the Iron Orc. of
michigan aud Wisconsin. alg
Philadelphia lrea.
A special from Long Branch reports
conferences which contemplate the formR.
tlon OF a syndicate representing $25, O0O,-
0DO ut tho par value Of the stock OF four.
teen iron mines in what 10 known az the
Gogebic and Msnonomee ranges In Michi-
gan and Wtsconain. The consolidation
company will be called the Lake Superior
Iron Company Ex.Sscretary Window,
Ex-senator Dorsey, Washington E Cen.
nor and Theodore Myers, the New York,
capitalist, and Major f. a. Bates, Of Clsve.
land, are the pushing men. Mr.. Window
will BIO Its head. The consolidation Is for
the purpose Of getting control OF the
Beseemor ore supply from this region and
the extension Of the sale Of ore in The East,
In order to overcome high freight
charges the consolidated companies have
already agreed to build eight iron steam.
ships Of 1000 or 5000 tons for the trans.
portatiou OF their ores. Contracts are now
being negotiated with the several lines Of
railroad tapping the ,lskes at Erie, Buffalo
and Cleveland and extending do yn into
Pennsylvania. The tendency of all the
companies in this great mining region is
towards consolidation for the purpose Of
making q market among ths Pennsyi.
vania and other steel furnaces. There are
about sixty mincs on the Gogebic Range,
OF which fifteen sro stripping ore. In the
Menomonee region adjoining iromtwenty-
five to thirty are being actually worked.
Besides tho consolidation which Win
dom and Dorsey have jnet made, it is
understood that John E. Burton, who
used to be an insurance agent III Mil
sausee. bet has grown rich out Of the
Iron King mines, has organised . syndi.
cate OF eight others who will control the
entire output Of thoae mines. Then the
Wisconsin Central railroad, which owns
the Colby mines, is eflectiug another COM
bination, go that the immense annual
output Of 100000 or 1000. 900 tons OF ore
will probably coon be in the hands of less
than half a dozsn organizations instead Of
eighty or ninety, as ut present.
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Are You disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II
so, sond at once and get q Bottle OF Mns.
WNsLow's SocTuJSs SyRup FOR Chip
Rem TEErHING. It's value !s i%nca!culabIe.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
msdiately. Depend upon 1t, mothers,
theseb no mistake aboas II. It cures
d~yuentery mud diarrhns, regnlatea the
stomach and bowels, curos wind collie,
soitena tho gang, REDUCES inflammation
and givea tone and energy to the whole
system. Mns..W NsLow'a SOOTHING syRuq
FOR CHILDREN TnErulNa Is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription Of one Of the
oldeet and best female rursss and physi.
uisny In tA9 VEitsa States, and Is ior sale
BY al druggists tnreughout Inc world.
Price Is cents 8 hottie. Xwgaw
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Give Them Il Chnucei

That is to say, your lungs. Also all youl
breathing machinery. Very wonderful ma.
chinery It ia. Not only the larger air-pas,
saoes, hut the thousands Of little tnbeu
and cavities leading from them.
When these are cloggod and choked
with matter which ought not 10 be there,
yonr lungs cannot half do their work.
And what they do, they cannot do well.
Gall it cold, cough, Group, pneumonia,
cataSrh, consumption OF any Of the family
OF throat aud nose and head ana lung OBJ.
s%trnctions, oil are bad. AL ought to be
got rid Of. There ia just one sure way to
get rid Of them. That is to take Bouchee'f
German Syrup, which any druggist will
sell you at rs cents a bottle. Even Il
everything slss HISS isilsd you, you mag
depend upon this for certain.
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Mexican War Veteran,

HEmaIHE .-..F"HHN 20. I.U.gr#H HH#NH.TH srH af.s
Tho wonderful efficacy Of swift's Specific as 8
remedy and euro for rheumatism and nil blood dis.
cascs, Inns never had a moro conspicuous Illustration
than this case affords. The candid. unsolicited aud
emphatic testimony given by tho venerable gentle.
man must DO accepted rs convincing and cono.ugIYe,
The writer Is n pronincntcltizen Of Mississippi. Tho
gentleman to whom Mr.. Martin refers, and to whom
he Is indebted Tor the advice TO which he owes his
nnAl relief from years OF suffering. is Mr.. King. for.
many yca9 the popular night clerk OF the Lawrence
House, at Jackson.
J JACKSON, Miss, April %, 1857,
T06wlrT srEcIr1o COMPANY, Atlanta, Ca:
ID Gentlemcn-1 havo been, an invalid pensIoncr for
forty ycars, having contracted pulmonary md other
Diseases In tho Mexican War. but not till the lst Of
March. 1875. did ! feel amy symptoms Of rheumatism.
On that day l was suddenly strickaa with that dis.
cnse in both hips and ankles. For twenty days I
walked on clutches. Then tho pain was less violent,
hut Il shifted from Joint to FONT. For weeks I would
be totally disabled, either oil ono side OF my body or
s sl,s Ssn Years Z u and P ssxcn n %nntI Ter. ms q q f momMs nscS fH Y
ls,s. when wns I5st attacked. 70 October !. isss.
tense suffering, 4 tried innll,ncrahlo prescriptions
gcsted by friends, but IT cver rsooiyCl tho least
Benefit from any medicine taken internally or OK.
formally, I am not aware OF It.. Finally. about the
ttfst Of September, | made arrangements to 80 to tho
Hot Springs Of Arkansas, having d~espaircd OF every
other remedy, when I accidentally met M old &c.
Quaintancc, Mr.. ;klng, now 81 the Lawrence House
Of this city. He bad once been o great sufferer IRON
py 2 vlsIt q Hot Springs. ~. when I met him A.
Tho found no RELIEF; On his return from Iotsprlng5
DO heard. Tor the ffst time, Of The I, s. $, as u remedy
complete cure. Several years lave passed since, 'put
he tbs tad no return OF the disease. itrRF ~
II Immediately returned to try It.. In September !
took four bottles, md by the !lrst Of October I wns
,well-as far us tho rhcunntism was concerned. SAll
pain had disappeared. ind I HAVE not FELT A rwisds
'Qr Ir SINCE. .ieH4Se. tff1lf,, t- N.ltar
have no interest In making this statement other
tiian Tho hope That y my direct some other sufferer
am well rewarded for; ny trouble, nm very 70.
JIM. H, NAnfnt /:
Pr salc ny nil druggists. Treatise on Blood and
sfin Diseases mailed free.
TUE SWIFT SrEcIrlc Co.,
S5SGAiss35 Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
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BOSTON. Angus. 2.-wool quiet and unchanged.
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Saved Ills Life,

Mr.D L. Wilcoxson, Of Horse Gave, KY,
says he was, for many years, badly afflicted
with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains
were almost uncomfortable and would some
times almost throw him into commissions.
He tried Electric Bitters and got relief
from frat bottle and after taking six bot.
ties, was entirely cured, and had gained in
flesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively
believes he would have died, had it not
been for the relief afforded by Electric
Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by
Logan & Co.
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DON'T Exnerilnent.

You cannot afford to waste timeln exper.
imenting when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seemn, at first, only
q cold. Do not permit any dealer to i'm
pose upon you with some cheap imitation
Of Dr.. Kings New Rieaoyery Tor Consump.
ton, Coughs and Colds, but be sure you
get the genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell You he has some.
thing just as good, or just the same. Don't
DO deceived, but insist upon getting Dr.
Kings New Discovery, which is guarsn:
teed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles free Z!
Logan & Cob drug store.
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1t is generally known that Simmons
Liver Regulator is relied upon to secure
Immunity from all malarisl disorders.
This is proven by its popularity, and any
one who has lived in the South has seen
its curative curative effects and tho pro,
lection it gives against this weakening and
dangerous malady. It acts more prompt
ly than cslomelor quinine, without any, OF
their injurious consequences.
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%clsc1NNATI. o., August Q Flour easy. Wheat
nsmef: Pork quiet whisky active. Butter, sugar
and cheese firm. Eggs heavy. S
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
The Features of tho Money and Stock
W 49, s.s.sN. Nlnrkata. I.. -ErE -

The Fcatures of tho Money and STOCK
Markets, ~
New YORK, August 3-Money on call easy at 81
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5has per cent
sterling exchange dull and weak at 81 saka4 sssA,
The street was filled Today with vague rumors n
impending trouble, though nothing OF a defnitf
nature was made public. The opening was strong
advances extending to u per cent. Priccs werS
weak from the ope:ing, although no material
England and the coul st0ckEs became conspicuousiy
weak. aud ia'ter' a slight recovery prizes again
Settled down while tho decline gathered force
Tho market became more feverish In the las. hour
rIcBs WAS heavy at fractions better than inc iS,yes,
The active Isl with a few unimporMnt exceptions
Is lower this evening, and jersey Central lost 3 pcr
cent 7, Reading ~, Missouri Pacific "; Wcsirrn
unioa aud Lsekawanna W aud Omaha i77s. Sale!
3S7.700 shares. -
= GoyerlgioIs bonds dull and heavy. sts
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TOLEDO. August . Wheat active and steady
cash and August 7St4c; September TO october
76lSc; December 79c. Corn active and higher
easn 4Sc: September 4io: o !tober 45hsc; May i7c
Oats quiet; caNh a.l August 2lAc. Clover seed
quiet; No. |, 81 10 bid, 2TiabT
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Bucltlon'n hrnica salye.

Tho best Ealye IN tho world for cuts,
bruisee, sores, ulcory, salt rhsnm, lever
sores, tettsr, chspped hands, chilblains,
ocrna, and all akin eruptions, and poai.
lively cures %pilea, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to give perfect aatiaiaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cent? per
boz, 20. =sle by Logan k, S2aS&t&3
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u~oSps-GLosEn BID.
\ 1srcndstutis aud Provisions.

NEW foHK, August Flour. receipts 275, $50
packages; exports 1 ,472 barrels and ll.,bS2 sacks;
market heavy. Wheat, receipts go $50 bushels:
exports 1880 bushels; spot lots Aalxc hIrher
but rather quiet, opttouS fairly a. tive and Closed
heavy at about the lowest prices: No. 2 Chicago
79a79lsc: do T. o. b $50; No, hard SsXc; nngraded
iG14as0he; No; . red August 794A79Nc, closing at
79Ac; September S0s4asl slice, closing ut SoNc:
October Sah}ias?hc, closing Of SAKE; December
81 5 ~lGaS5>i5Sc, closing ut S5c;2 Janui ry f6HsSG3fc,
closing as Sole: May 9laslhc. closlug at DC; Juno
9t1Sa9lMc. \ Corn, receipts II ,00l bushels; exnorts
ll2,9i7 bushels: sa|es l,toG. 600 bushels OF iuturea
and 4!a0 bushels Slof spot; ungraded ia
491ac: Eoa2 August 4a11a475ic, closing at 47ko;
september ~4sa4s14c, closing Ut ls1c; Noyern6er
4gAa50Hc,, closing at toAc. Oats Aaio higher nnu
iAlrIy active: receipts 1900 bushels; y CT ports
,I7SeW bushels @ futures and l,lis,o0G
white do s7a4S g. Hay steady. CoHee, spot iaif
RIO nominal at lpal9Ec; options higher and mott
active; sales 1871 SO bags; August lG.aOc. MoIRNs,
duIland nominsl J. Rice quiet Tstlow quiet at 8glEsc
kosin dull !rurpent!ue cit ady at SEC. Eggs irG
and In iatr inquiry Pork siesdy. Cut meal
steady Lard iaG points higher: western stesG
spQth G.95c; September 7.00a7, 00hc; October 4 %,
7.Gic. Butter iu fair request and firm: western NJ
22}{c: western creamery 17a22a1Ezc..E Cheese firm AM
rather oulct.t ~ ,-tN Nm,
DALrrNonx, August 2.-Wheat, western arme,
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DRIFT OF OPINION.
Might Produce an Upheaynl.

rW6 L1ss 7fIVuHe'
II, over the grave Of John Taylor, 10 the
hearts Of those who are to succeed bis
rule, the light would come, to cause them
to make their creed conform To- the de-
mands OIL mercy, Of Justice, and OF c~iviliza.
ton, the result would be a TRANSPORTATION
Of Utah equal to that which comes through
that upheayal known as a geological